Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-30

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faKm IN 6amamizh valley this wee&.
after tWU zn0nths' sissy IN sbs ciiy nlsFk-
ina 10 s1ere.
D. MsPhsrsan ana JOAN MePhsrson
% Port Msdis0n left last evening" for
Sc. Pal.
Mrs. j. A. MsCarver of Old Tasoma
spens three days q The pass Wsek with
her daaahtef, Mrs. Thcmaa ". FF0sch.
ct Ninth street
Ms. Robert E. Stevens has assepfed 9
position With LoBman. HanfoFd 4 Co.
sad vii hags charge Of tbs musical d.
paFsmenE.
A. A. Smith reinrned from Portland
last eEsnfng.
wm. Perry. Engineer Of SeatfIs En-
zine Company No. I. has been engaged
70 furnish six Articles on Western sport
ina subjects for the Chicago Tribaas.
Ask. Richardson ana wife. Of Viz
foria, are IN the city.
Ms. n. McKiunon. nee MsaouiRal. Of
Cedar Mountain. 10 in Tire cisy.
Mr.. A. o. McKson left for shsrt visit
20 San Francisco By The Elder last FRI
dsy.
The many friends Of Miss Nsnnis
McKnieht viii be pleased 10 hear Of her
recovery 20 hsalth-
Donald Ross. Of Portland. is q guest
"a tbs residence Of Dexter Horton
Mr.. A. Ennonson left for st. Paul
last evening.
Mr.. williasson aud wife retained on
she Mnnroe from snohomish yesterday.
NV. Carrie arrived on the Munrce
yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart. Who has been Wis
itinR her parents ~ San Jose, CAL. for
several months, expects to return 10 Sc
attic By the next steamer. Tue many
friends Of Mrs. Stewart will be pleased
to learn Of her restoration to health.
Mrs. Captain Taomas Grant, Mrs.
Captain SiillWsll. Miss Sri lWeIl, Miss
SganbefR and Mr.. II. Z. Hall. Of
Port Blskely, visited Seattle daring the
past week.
Mr.. @. W. Furry, of skaeit. visited the
city during the week.
Mrs. 7. N. Ford aad Mrs. Capt. @. h.
Parker, Of Olympia, will spend the
week with Mrs. strive and Mrs. HaF-
ringtsn. They arrived ftosn the Capital
CITY yesterday by 3 @Fleetwood.
POET TOWNSEND.
The PAST week has not been noted for
any very brilliant social entertainments.
With the exception Of the cotiilion
given by Mrs. Captain Glover and Mrs.
Lieutenant Tuttle IN the parloFs
of the Cosmopolitan Hotel on
Wednesday evening, and two receptions
in IE0adAle, there IL little to record in
private circles.
The social given BY the Port Towns
end Dramatic Olub vas moderately at-
tended by she young people. Nightly
revival services have been held In the n.
e Church, where Rev. j. N. Dennison
delivered some very interesting ser
mons.
The Port Townsend Dramatic Club
produced "Under the Gaalight.o for the
benefls Of the IRE company, to a fair
audience, on Friday and Saturday
nights. The amateurs deserve great
praise, aud the manner IN which they
we're received denoted that their efforts
we're highly appreciated.
Cards OF invitation have been issued
f.fafkAo~ 70 "a
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. II. Learn
ed, in honor Of the twenty frat birth
day of To IL son Willism, on Thursday
evening. Feb. Sd. at Lsarned's Opera
House.
AN KNloYABLE AFFAIR.
By invitation OF Mrs. Captain Glover
and Mrs. Lieutenant Tuttle, the ladies
Of st. Paui's Guild held their weekly
social in the parlors Of the Oosmopoli-
tan Hotel last Wednesday evening,
where q large and fashionable gather
ing assembled. The evening wa
pleasantly whiled away, and it will long
be remembered 80 one Of the mOat en-
ioyable entertainments Rived this sea
son.
Among the guests we're: Rev. Mr..
Crawford, Rev. j. 3. Alexander, Mr..
aud Mrs. James Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burkett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GeFrisb,
Captain and Mrs. Morgan. Captain and
MFs. Herbert Z. Beeoher, Me-. aud Mrs.
Pink, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Doyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer. Ms. Teele, Mrs.
StfattoB. Mrs. q. II. Gegrish, Miss Stet-
son, the Misses Brooks, Miss Jones,
Miss Lillian Miller, Miss Scovilis ,
and Miss Grace Nash. Among the gen
tlemen were: Messrs. Albert Phillips.
Frank Bar lett, Captain Russel Glover,
q. y. A.. George q. McNamara, Lieut..
futile, q. q. A., DR.. Hall, Lieat Good
win, q. s. A., = Lott, p. II. StockIand,
Il. ByIes, W. Hammond and others.
Messrs. Sweeney and Christian accom-
panied the piano With violin and guitar
and rendered excellent music.
DANCING CLUE.
Byinvitatson extended to the Dancing
Club by Mr.. Louis Rostein, pleasant
time was had last TsuEsday evening 10
the Good remplars' Hall. The number
present vas suficiens to make the socia
BILE an enjoyable al air. Mr.. Rostein
deserves credit for The proficiency which
bis pupils have attained IN the teFpsi-
chorean art.
FKREMKN's BKNxFTT.
The FIRST production in this city Of
"UndeF tbs Gaslight," by the Dramatic
olab, on Friday evening, was well at
tended.
Miss Emma Heath met With Q warm
reception, and the manner IN which she
impersonated Laura Courtland |"
showed her to be a. artist Of ne mean
ability. When she has fully Rrasped
the varying phases Of the character, the
transition from hatred TO love. she will
have attained decided 81 cess. The
part 10 played on bold lines. and re-
qaires delicate shading 70 make Of 10
q success.
George T. Snow received much APP
plaasa in the dffieult part OF SnoEkeg,
while r. r. Lotus and j. X. Morrison
we're good foils in she more serious psrts
Of she drama.
Mrs. SNOW and Miss Belle Oarieton
vese veil received.
Tue other characters were fairly ren-
deEed- The scenery Vas nev aad she
amateurs had many difioulties 10 con-
tend viih They produced the same
play again Friday evening.
RRcEPTIoS AT TnoSDAL8-
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